Tony Bradley's improvement might be the most important thing at Summer League for Utah Jazz

Posted Jul 7, 2019
Tony Bradley was again the Utah Jazz’s best player on the court during a 78-66 win over Oklahoma City on Saturday in the Las Vegas Summer League. He had 19 points and 14 rebounds. He’s improved and, more importantly, he knows it. It might be the less pressure-filled confines of summer league, but Bradley has looked like a more confident player. (KSL.com)

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